Division of the left hemiliver in man—segments, sectors, or sections

Ana Botero; Steven Strasberg

Division of the left hemiliver in man—segments, sectors, or sections

Ana Botero, Steven Strasberg

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Original language	American English
Journal	Liver Transplantation and Surgery
Volume	4
State	Published - May 1998

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Medicine and Health Sciences

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Division of the left hemiliver in man—segments, sectors, or sections

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